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Open Educational Resources

OER Survey and Adoption Growth: It pays to check source material

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 20, 2019

Chronicle coverage of BSRG OER survey confuses key data on OER adoption. #informationliteracy

Hawai’i Senate OER Bill Update: Amended language saves the day

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 13, 2018

Disastrous senate bill in Hawai’i that would have mandated usage of OER for all UH courses is changed in committee hearings

Hawai’i Senate Bill: Would mandate OER material for all U Hawai’i system courses

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 9, 2018

Hawai’i senate committee recommends bill mandating OER material for all courses at the University of Hawai’i system over significant faculty protests

Cengage OpenNow: Big news on the OER front hiding in plain sight

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 15, 2017

Cengage announces OpenNow, their full entry into using OER – a move that we’ve been tracking since at least 2011 at e-Literate

Some Notes On Lumen Learning’s $3.75 million Funding Round Led By Follett

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 17, 2017

OER implementation gets a major investor with a lot of leverage in the market.

Cengage and OER Podcast Series: Two steps forward and one step back

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 5, 2017

Cengage seems both serious and honest in their ongoing attempts to understand the growing role of OER in the curricular materials market, but they are still climbing the learning curve.

About That Cengage OER Survey

By Phil Hill. Posted on October 3, 2016

Last month Cengage Learning released a white paper titled “Open Educational Resources (OER) and the Evolving Higher Education Landscape” where the headline called out expected increases in OER adoption:
“Open Educational Resources (OER) in higher education have the potential to triple in use as primary courseware over the next five years.”

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